Land Records in Telangana (Please note : This is only for information. It is subject to correction )

 

Land Records in Telangana State (Please note : This is only for information.  It is subject to correction ) 

Permanent / Sethwar – A Register:

In Telangana area, this permanent –A register is named as sethwar. This is the basic register for raising the demand of land revenue / water tax as it contains village wise information regarding all types of land with survey number, extant, classification, source of water supply (it wet) rate of land revenue / water tax per acre, name of the pattadar etc. as such the entire land available in the village and the assessment payable by each pattadar can be known from the details incorporated in (14) columns prescribed for this permanent register.

 

 

1)  Register of Govt lands, Assigned lands alienations, encroachments

etc.,

2) Transfer registry (Mutation Register) for change of Pattadars /

owners of the lands

3) Adangal / Pahani

4)A Monthly cultivation accounts and yield

5)  Land holding and Ryothwise demand

6)A Water rate, Misc. revenue and charges levied

7) B Statement of remissions

8) C Encroachments in Govt lands

9) Demand, collection and balance Register.

10)  Register of daily collections (Chitta)

11) Remittances (Irsalnama)

12) Irrigation sources register

13) A Irrigation Abstract / water utility details

14) Register-A Sethwar / permanent register

15) Land revenue receipt book

16 ) Register of Births

17) Register of Deaths

 

 

 

Accounts No.3:-

It is called Adangal in Andhra area and Pahani patrak in Telangana area.

 

This is the annual statement of occupation and cultivation, field by field. The entrees in this account are made with reference to the entries in the permanent register. This account in having 31 columns which contains complete information regarding survey number, extent, assessment, names of the Pattadar / Occupant, Patta number, classification of soil, source of irrigation in respect of wet lands, single or double crop known as settlement particulars of filed, second crop cultivation including cultivation of dry lands under wells, whether charged or not of crop sown, month of cutting the crop, extent of yield in kilograms and inspection reports of VROs / MRI/ Tahaslidar. Thus the Adangal / Pahani will indicate the basic land revenue / water tax survey number –wise.

 

Account -No. 6:

This register is called “chitta” of daily collection made in the village. It is having 11 columns prepared in duplicate by the VRO. The duplicate copy of this register is to be enclosed to the ‘Irsalnama’ i.e. account -7 along with amount and hand over in Tahasildars office. There is every need for numbering the pages of this register along with round seal of the Tahasildars office. The revenue authorities visiting the villages should invariably check the chittas to see whether all the amounts collected on receipts issued are brought to Chitta and promptly remitted in to Goernment account.